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- - Class of 2016: Jaketa Linzy sets the sky as her limit
    Graduation day will mark the end of one journey for Jaketa Linzy. But the mathematics major won’t be looking down at her feet. She has her head in the clouds.
- - Faculty members explore 'adaptive brain,' 'resilient earth' destination areas
    When faculty members from different disciplines gather, they learn one another’s language.
- - Class of 2016: Ashley Meier balances study, sport, and service
    Meier, who played on Virginia Tech's women's soccer team, plans to pursue a master's degree in occupational therapy.
- - Statistics students among top winners of 2016 Mathematical Contest in Modeling
    The competition was run by the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications.
- - First Destination Area town hall meeting sets focus on ‘wicked problems’
    The next two town hall sessions will be Wednesday in the Graduate Life Center, beginning with Adaptive Brain and Behavior at 10:30 a.m. and Resilient Earth Systems at 1 p.m
- - Virginia Tech announces search committee for dean of the College of Engineering
- - Data, decision sciences key ingredients for Virginia Tech to solve global problems
    Virginia Tech is the sensor to the health and well-being of the world, and data is the key. That was one of the messages shared during Monday’s Data and Decision Sciences destination area meeting at the Graduate Life Center.
- - Virginia Tech's Sieu Tran named Goldwater Scholar
    Tran is one 252 students selected nationwide for the prestigious award. Two other Virginia Tech students earned honorable mentions.
- - Department of Computer Science wins award for progress in commitment to diversity
    The award recognizes progress and continuing commitment to increase the participation of women in STEM education and careers.
- - Learning and making connections through a service project in the Dominican Republic
    The group, led by Pamplin College of Business professors Reed Kennedy and Lance Matheson, traveled to Puerto Plata to work with Haitian immigrants through Project Esperanza, a nonprofit service organization started as a student group by an alumna in 2005.
- - Lomaka family named 2016 Virginia Tech Family of the Year
    The Lomaka family was recognized during Spring Family Weekend for their dedication, support, love, and sacrifice, as their history-making quadruplets will graduate from Virginia Tech in May.
- - Flint water leaders Marc Edwards and Mona Hanna-Attisha named to Time magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2016
    The list, now in its thirteenth year, recognizes the activism, innovation and achievement of the world’s most influential individuals.
- - Inaugural cohort of Keystone Fellows announced
    Virginia Tech has selected 15 students, recognized as Keystone Fellows, who embody the Aspirations for Student Learning.
- - 3 students win Common Book essay contest
    Students submitted essays around the question: What does it mean to you to live a life of service and how do you make life choices that embody this value?
- - Trek to New York lets students learn about startups and innovations
    Eighteen students will leave Monday to spend 78 hours in the Big Apple.
- - Experience with government draws undergraduates to National Capital Region's summer session
    2016 marks the 21st year that Virginia Tech undergraduates will head to the National Capital Region to learn about policy .
- - Implementation plan for Virginia Tech's new general education curriculum approved
    Pathways to General Education will go into effect for new students entering in fall 2018.
- - Art Keown appointed Alumni Distinguished Professor
    Fewer than 1 percent of Virginia Tech faculty members hold this honor, and Keown is the first in the Pamplin College of Business to do so.
- - Karen Eley Sanders honored as living and learning champion
    Eley Sanders is recognized for her efforts to integrate academic support services into residence halls’ Academic Resource Centers.
- - Flint water still not safe to drink, says Virginia Tech professor
    “The system is slowly improving. The more the residents use the water, the faster the system will heal, says Virginia Tech Professor Marc Edwards.

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